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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-05
Pleasant Reception.

Miss Maud Bowman entertained quite a
number Of her friends at her home, No.
2504 Eod street, last evening, and all spent
quite an enjoyable time. Refreshments
were served at 0 o'clock. Among those
present were Miss Bessie Rain. Mary o..
born, Narcissa Clark, Francis Bonenber.
ger, Annie Grantzsr, Mona CUMMING.
Maggie Wells, Elite Weitzsl, Bertha
Schultz, Laura Bowman, Alvenia Bowman.
Mary Hascrstt, Of steubenville; Beccs
Knevele, OF Philadelphia; Laura Bow.
man, aud Messra @. Il. Henning, J. II,
Scott, G.. CLARK, Jr., J. Clark. r. Fadley,
H. Bowman, A. Slower, L. senne, Jr,, w.
Kane, ]. Barrett, L. Barty, G. Miller, OF
Philadelphia, F.,W. Patterson. OF phila.
delphie, and S. NJ. French, Of New York.
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FOR SALE r !.

No. l12l Alley II, near McColloeh street. 4 so,on
rooed frame house with rood Celia s,cna t to,1n
dGtion full lot 60 by 40 feet. :. .'-7
NO. lll7 Alley II, small iremo house. A ful, lot
eoxlD feet Price $500, - - ~ iuii io',
Va Acres Edgington Lane, a SIX roorned boneo
about 200 cho!ee bearing i,uIt trees Graves ana
nther small fruits. Price IS, $780, wifi eschanre
No. Isl South Penn street, foomed frame bon,e
s WH GOOD stone foundation; ground 2OxI1O Prce
!. u Aero Farm. four roomed hewcd loo bon,o
sood granery corn.crtb, stable, orchard Of I'm tras
aeAQ oil Proctor creek, seven miles fron, $500,
sf aa Y on Ohio River Railroad; can be bouSSi
one Of Che most desirable and subs.snt,,, 49,, j
aencs within the city, situated on northeast cn,
=. Saap a and Fourteenth streets, house
hL w. lS0 Chaplire street, the lot ironts
ieet On Ghspline street Torn. Of Sayment Ju tessv
onehith cash, balance In equal annual na1ne n;,
Wrsa intcrest payable annually. Eileen years
NO $50 Twelfth street, full lot, co nv 1oo 10.
s, iICSme n,i nouse s On 'front.' roomed hcsc m
lima desirable d, roS|dsnse a, Beech bottom n n.
VhsSI,n ,o can., M KY road Il miles from
psspei y a' VIZ exchange ioi deslsaSl &C elt7
~ o. .;orth Front street, ground frontjnv en- ,oo
aug running back an equal width 10 river. ~ 'o'
Nv. 10y Sonh Penn street. a. Eir roomad f,sr.
nouse WIN stone foundation and bagemcnt yah
ION, collar and coal house; pronnd isont,no II ~
is.' running back 10 feet. Price. slso, =. :.
JAMES a. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent Collector. and Notary pnblio
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The Cincinnati 7imes.S,ar, in it's report
aof Tuesdays proceeding at the Loveland
camp meeting, has the following para.
graph: s 3 NJ, y
t'trhe union love feast at the German
camp yesterday was one Of the memorable
events Of the camp meeting. Several hum
dred Of tho English people formed in line,
and the procession headed by Drs. Joyce,
Jones, Hughes and Sam Small, marched
} to the German grounds singing, "We are
marching to Zson." When thcy came
within the hearing Of the Germans the
latter took up the strains Of tho same
hymn. The voices and music Of the hymn
in the two languages blended most melo.
diously. The platform WAS crowded with
ministers, and the congregation filed tho
tabernacle. DR.. Joyce presided. Tho tea.
timonies wereeivsn with great feeling and
made deep impression One OF the most
affecting WAS that Of the nou OF DR..
Hughes, who came from West Virginia to
spend q few days with his father, and was
converted on Monday might" x
.a5 Tho son referred to Is Matt S. Huehes,
Of Parkersburg, formerly city editor Of the
STATE Journal and quite a powerful and Of
iective speaker. ~; &. y
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folk
e4+r brond ~ fft 80

strangers In The City mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. 81 s
Miss Lizzie Schemp, of Bellaire, is Wis.
ltlng triends in Wheeling. 5i ss
Judge James Morrow, Jr., Of Fairmont,
was at the Mcclure house yesterdays
N. Q. Criswell, OF the Wheeling bar, is
spending the hot season with his father at
Moundsville. q. .l55 B
Mr.. Henry Brunhaus has returned home
from visit to Texas, Nebraska and other
Weitern points. as8li h
Prof. W. b. Anderson, Of the city
schools, accompanied by his family, left
yesterday Tor Chautauqua.
Mr.: J: A: Fickinger, Chief Engineer Of
the Ohio River railroad, came up from
Fl. Pleasant yesterday and is at the Nc.
Lure house. u iisI,577 ss5'SS 4. al
Mr.. Fred Strong, formerly travelling
agent for the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad Company, has taken charge Of
his new place at the Laughlin mill at
Martins Ferry, and is progressing sue.
cessfuuy with his work. M r 81 80
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COMPLIMENTS TO rnE lNrRLLIGEScER.

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One aippant paper that sets itself up as
a standard Gays: high license in Pitts.
burgh has knocked out 200 saloons and
more will have to 20 after next license
day. all but ths dreamsrs think this Ia a
substantial gain, Ne. ! q
live arc dreamers We have mighty solid
dreams. We have dreamed prohibition
into Georgia, into Kansas, into Iowa, into
Rhode Island, into Maine, and to-day
there are loo, 900 fighting the battle in
Texas, Who did all this The preachers
backed by God.iearing men and women
Of tho church. They are causing the Re-
publican and the i Democratic parties to
tremble for their existence. He discarded
the idea that be was to fshine as the star
Of this meeting. l am not trying to shine
as a star OF q comet, or a comic, or a me-
teor, but he only wished to shine as God
gave him grace to shine. His peroration
was exceedingly fine, the large audience
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The Romney Intelligencer contains the
following: "Mr. Hol. Williams and his
brother have received such encourage.
ment from tho assay OF some gold. bearing
quartz cent 10 Philadelphia for e1smina-
ton from their farm near Ice Mountain,
in this county, as to justify them in sink
ing shaft on the place, which they are
now doing. Wo trust their dream OF d
new FL Dorado may DO realized, and shsll
await with interest the development Of
their mine,o 5 (. = Is: I!
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realities,

This is profanity, aud it Is on the increase.
/ would try to-day to get all the people OF
God on their knees and strive to get back
to the old paths, to get back TO the days OF
our fathers when there existed righteous
ness worth one hundred cent? on the dol
lar. We must have churches with steeples
on them to-day to show that VIC are not
hesthens. This is shout sill that tells the
tale. We must 60 to theae churches on
Sunday, II for no other purpose, to be able
to tell when We 20 into company who the
preachers are. We must not listen to
sermons OF over thirty minutes In length.
This is fashionable. Some object to the
preacher talking Of anything that Is out
side OF his profession, as they style it.
The true preacher has knowledge Of
everything. He must know how to teach
the people the difference between the
clean and the unclean, in all the daily
business relations OF life, and his teach.
ings should bs followed. You do not treat
tho lawyer, the doctor, nor even the poll.
tician as you do the preacher. You
20 to tho fashion book to know
how to make your drsea, and
you follow strictly the directions
huu WQen Lne .Wuuuellul tulnS ID MADE
You enjoy wearing it. But when the
preacher stands up IN the pulpit and tells
you what God tells him to, you say he is
crank. II be is faithful he has studied
his. Bible on his knees, no Is prepared to
teach you and his teachings should be fol-
lowed. You should not set up your opin-
ions against the word Of God as given in
the Bible. Opinions come from He'll,
truth and judgment come from Heaven.
I have no opinion concerning the things
Of this world. l want none. God saved
me from the very lowsat depths, and I
want to know nothing save what His
spirit teaches. Some people have con-
tempt Tor preachers and the power of the
pulpit. But the pulpit whs never more
powerful than to-day. You may say am
crossing my path. + wished for the old
times. l do wish for, tho times when all
90 to church, when children are taught as
they ought to DO. We want family prayer
religion. Children brought up In this
way arc not 80 likely to take charge OF
thinea at 10 or II years OF age. lie spoke
severely Of the compromise with the
devil in licensing the saloon keeper to
sell intoIcants. In this connection be
spoke ot what some Of the newspapers are
saying. ii Il \:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-05

Mrs. Boyd, OF Fifth street. Is seriously I'll.
John PAUL, Of Bellaire, Is visiting his parents
here. 49, -zs5g ;, ~ 80 - - 100
James Smith has removed his family to New
Brighton, Pa. f sg5a 5is57,s 80. T'-s ) A.
Rev. Thomas J. Shepherd will occupy the Baptist
pulpit next Sabbath morning aud evening.
The N. :. church auditorium has been hand
somely rettted and services will DO held Upstairs
on Sunday next as heretofore. sr s-5l ~
Capt. Mulleman has been reelected Secretary Of
the Els0n glass works. lie Is now on leave OF
absence for the benefit OF his health. n. =
Mr.. John Co.'S, q resident farmer near here. was
yesterday s!rrcs BY flying lever while working
win well at his nome. The accident Is serious
but 1t is not thought II will prove fatal.
The coming great Reunion to be- held IN Wheel
the corners and In the different lodges From tho
interest shown this city viii be fully represented
each day. ~ il $3.50
Yesterday morning a well known farmer came to
town with load OF hay and Just as no crossed Tho
Cleveland, Lo,uin Wheeling railroad. near Wash.
ington street. he fel OF the wagon lighting on the
back Of his neck For a time 1t was tholgs 1t Inc
man was dead, but he was only unconscious for a
few moments He wsE taken to q neighboripg
house and an emeiic given him, which helpei
him wonderfully lie had taken too much stIrnu.
liant. ,s95 Z e. q -
Tom Richards, the oarsman, Is the guest OF vii.
liam Prince, on second street. Richards and IIab.
ertield Will row three mile shell race tomorrow
afternoon. between four and six o'clock on the
Martins Ferry course. Startling at the ferry landing
and turning at the power house, one mile and n
half each way. The stakes arc 500 side Much
interest Is already being manifested. Haberleld
gives Richards ten seconds START. Richards ar.
rived from Pittsburgh on Wednesday, In the fine
new paper shell, which Is beauty and the lightest
on the water. s.a,s. 4E--,5 " Tls,7I5l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-05

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantaloonlngs and Over.
coatings, which weare prepared to make
up In llrst.class style ut reasonable
prices.
Our Hhftc Unlauudried Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnf0rced front and back, ut
So cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF Balbriggan I'm.
derwear from 81 GOA suit upwards, ut
4 G.. HESS j. SONS,
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Mr. W. Dsggs and wife arc home from New.
ark, sss 5=.351 ~ rs
The bridgeport g,asi house has undergone a
complete repairing. Co. sd : ssg5Sp5l.7, -
Mabel Bros. had a telephone placed In theIr
store out tho Pike yesterday. Y, s., =,
The Ohio bsso bail club mentioned yesterday
were guilty Of playing ball on Sunday. = =.
Bridgeport turned out In good crowds 10 witness
the ball games yesterday on the Island. $3.50
Miss Flora Van Pelt will entertain a circle oi
Martins Ferry members OF the .. v. D. society ihis
evening. So: p l,sss11 iI;7S;s $40 '.-'
Tho walls OF ths German Lutheran church have
risen TO tho second story. and tho building Is RAD.
Idly assuming shape. fS n Es5g I9' y =, !.
Metsn. Charles and Wilbur Tallman, accomna.
MED Ivy Mrs. Topping aud daughter Nellie, 70 ID a
Clair Lake tomorrow. t6 49, y
;DddgePot.'s Democratic citizen, Hon. Ross :.
Alexander, Is quite favonlbly spoken OF as a caud
date for Probate Judge 8 - u
Harry, young son Of John Wilson, straycd away
ACCOUNTS had not BEEN found. Z Harry Is Rowan
yeats old, bright lad, and his absence has given
great alarm among his many friends. .. - :,
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Tho Linsly Institute.

Y This popular and successful school will
reopen September u. Prof. J. O. Or, the
enterprising Principal, has secured Prof;
Roemer to take charge of the classes
taught last year by Prof. ]. NJ. Lee. Prof.
Roemer graduated from Marietta College
with the first honor, and is highly recon-
mended by President Eaton Of that col.
leee; as q tirst.claes christian gentleman
and scholar. Mr.. George Boyd, IL, Of
this city will have charge Of the Cadets,a
choice which will commend itself 10 ali
who know Mr.. Boyd's qualifications. 500;
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A. Il, RICE & co.

We display two styles of Rush Lunch
Baskets in our upper window. Uur
price for them Is IS cents, others ask
sls5. We bought them very cheap,
therefore VIC sell them cheap. We wont
have them long, so you should buy one
to-day or Tomorrow.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Committee on Public Comfort
New Advertisements.

Oiico, Nus. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
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nollalru.

order for the next term. r - - :
NJ Tas Globe base ball club Is TO play game at tho
:, The marriage Is announced for the 9th Inst N
~: Charles Pool, Of Pennsylvania, and MIS-
aarBaEy' daughter oil Dr.. ]. G. Mccullough. y ~ =
The people on Union street have been notified IN
pavement contractor The street will DO mucb INV
proved in appearance BY cleaning up. $3.50 '...'
James NJ. Reese Ia engaged here In hearing stool.
holders and Others interested In the case BIZ Of +.
Ault q son against the Bellaire Street RAILWAY
referee by the court. - appointed p'teei
"a meeting has been called by the MAYOR n, mia
evening, ~ Glty Han, 70 organize committees and
perfect arrangements for the reunion oi tbe One one
; munotea ana ITentyslIth Regiment Ohio Voun.
see ~ 70 % held mere August 25sT, III. GsJrjn
o. cadz was here Yesterday looking up Ia ~.
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There area great many preachers present.
The regular exercises will be held to.
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Mrs Boyd, OF Fifth street, Is seriously Ill. is
John PAUL, Of Bellalre, Is visiting his parent
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Other Gnmcs Yestertlny.

At Philadelphia-Athle's 10; Nets, 3.
s AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn 4; BALTIC, 7.
At Notwithstanding. Q; Clevs'd, l,
At Detroit-Dstroit, l2; Boston, IL. &
At Chicago-0hicago 0; Phila'phis, IS.
! At st. Louis-St. Louis, I; Cincinnati, 9
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To Inyito ,hIo Pr,,,,lent H.re =, \

u "A special meeting Of the Chambelr. Of
Commerce will be held at a o'clock this
afternoon, to consider proposition to in.
vite President Cleveland to visit Wheeling
on his proposed western trip. OF course
there will be a full attendance.
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luuiQAIons,

WARRINGTON, D. G., August 4.-For Went
Virginia, fair wenther, winds shifting to
Boutherly, stationary temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
variable winds, generally southerly, sta.
tionsry temperature.
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THE first train on the new Hancock
county railroad passed ovor the bridge up
to the crossing at the Cove yesterday.
Engine No. 10 pulled the train and Engt.
neer Henry Culp was at the throttle, and
Conductor BENZ. Vudts in charge. Grad.
ing Is rapidly progressing on the remain.
der Of the branch towardu New Cumber.
land. -. ..-LI- n ~ n - l.-L n.
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Cheap Sunday EIcursions on Ohio River
}I5'3y Railrond. I5fs
Commencing June u, The Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to slstersville and return at the low rate
OF IL SO; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, 81 Is. Tckets good one day only.
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81 o wing 10 the heat and multiplicity OF
entertainments, the First Regiment of
Veteran knights have postponed their
Rail, &C., until September 9Th. All
tickets sold will be good then. ISIS.
4; By ORDER OF REGIMENT.